The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-06
Society Events.
Mr.. James feathers is making arrangements
for a german TO be given at early dav.

Mr.. James feathers is making arrangements
for german to be given at an early day.
An informal dancing party was given at Mr..
Frank McKee's on Wednesday night and on
account of its informality exceedingly pleas
ant.
The officers and directors Of the Art Assoca
ton will hold a reception at the art exhibit,
Masonic Hall, tomorrow evening, which will
afford pleasant opportunity to take last look
at the pictures and to meet the art-loyers OF the
city in social way.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ Rob, tson entertained
few friends at tea, last night in honor of their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton, OF Ottumwa Ia,
aud Mrs. W. J. Ca,hie, OF St. Paul. Mimi,
former residents Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Fen
ton returned to their home in the West at III
o'clock
The dancing season of Profess Brenneke's
classes will terminate this evening in grand
ball, to be given at Tomlinson Hall. The chill
dren will have the hall from 7:30 until $50 or 10
o'clock. and adults from the latter hour until 2.
The children will present several fancy dances,
and in the course of the evening all the new
figures will be introduced Refreshments will
be served by Mr. Shaffner. in the corridor.
which has been arranged for the purpose. The
orchestra will occupy the center of the large hall
in order that all may hear the calls perfectly.
At meeting of the Indiana McAll Auxiliary,
held yesterday afternoon. the following officers
were elected: President. Mrs. o. j. Dearborn;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. G d. Meigs, ST.;
kins; treasurer Mrs. F. A. Mcbride;
vice presidents Baptist denomination. Mrs.
Dam Martin; Christian, Mrs. e. w.
Moore: Congregational, Mrs n. A. Hyde;
Episcopal Mrs. j. S. Jenckes: Friends, Mrs. H
Adams: Methodist, Mrs. j. E. Gilbert; Presby-
terrain, Mrs ". h Ripley. The meetings of the
board will be held quarterly. and the ladies
begin the year with new zeal aad encourage
ment
Mrs. Elizabeth Boynton Harbert. who has
been in attendance at the equal suffrage con-
vention, gave a talk, yesterday morning at the
residence of her hostess, Mrs. T. c. Day. on
the subject of christian Science" Mrs. Har-
bert is only close and interested student. but
practices Christian science. bringing it into her
everyday work. The auditors were all ladies,
informally invited, and appreciative of the
theories and ideas given. Mrs. Barbert ex
plains all the why's and wherefores and makes
the subject thoroughly comprehensive. giving
her experiences of and the treatment
accorded them.
MOORE KNIGHT.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENcAsTLE May 5.--Mr. George Moore, of
Indianapolis, and Miss Minnie knight, of
the most popular and accomplished young ladies
of this city, were married, yesterday afternoon,
at the residence of the brides father, DR.. j.
Knight, DIR. Martini of DePauw University. pro-
nouncing the ceremony. Mr.. Moore is well
known in this city. being graduate of DePauw
University. The eroom's parents and sister and
Messrs. Gllett and Smith. of indianapolis. were-
in attendance. Mr.. and Mrs Moore left the
evening trai-l for Indianapolis, where newly
furnished home awaits them.